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Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2003 12:56:16 -0000
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Books like this keep teasing me ...
The report is mainly an in depth enquiry into the mining and=20
manufacture of
copper. Various witnesses were interrogated including Matthew Boulton.
It lists the countries to which the copper was exported including the
'States of America' with tables for quantities and value, for the=20
years
1790 - 1798
After a couple of quick scans I could see no references to the Royal=20
Mint.
Sorry this is not of much help
Regards
Ivor Cornish
At 08:42 03/09/2003 -0400, you wrote:
>John Lorenzo
>Instrumentation Laboratory
>Environmental,Training & Calibration Coordinator
>526 Route 303
>Orangeburg, New York 10962
>jlorenzo@ob.ilww.com (work)
>
>Any details in this book dealing with the Royal Mint or of sending
>finished copper ore to the Americas???
>
>
>
>"AMBRA BOOKS - [ Ivor Cornish ]" <ambra@localhistory.co.uk>
>
>09/03/03 07:26 AM
> To: jlorenzo@ob.ilww.com
> cc:
> Subject: Re: Cornish Copper Ore 18th Century=20
Operations
>
>
>
>
>Dear John Lorenzo
>
>Many thanks for your e-mail.
>
>I have just realised that I do have one item in stock which might be=20
of
>interest
>
>Offered as described below, post extra (=A35.00)
>
>Copper Mining REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO ENQUIRE INTO=20
THE STATE
>OF THE COPPER MINES AND COPPER TRADE OF THIS KINGDOM. 78pp, folio,
>disbound. First printed in 1799. Reprinted, London: House of=20
Commons. 1802.
>=A3145.00
>* Very Scarce. Many Cornish mines are listed all of which were=20
making a loss.
> - 2003-09-17
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